Loblaw said on Monday that three staff members at the Superstore in Oakridge tested positive for COVID-19.

UFCW Local 401, which represents Superstore workers, sent a letter to Premier Jason Kenney and Dr. Deena Hinshaw to express concern over the 15 per cent fire code occupancy limit.

Loblaw Companies Ltd. has signed a partnership deal with technology company Gatik to test autonomous delivery vehicles in Toronto starting in January.

A union that represents 32,000 Alberta workers, mainly in food processing and retail sectors, is calling for enhanced safety protections and the return of pandemic pay premiums for essential workers.

About 1,400 workers at the province's 11 Dominion grocery stores have been on strike since late August.

'Team members who worked closely with this individual are now at home in self-isolation, monitoring for any symptoms.'

Drugstores in Alberta will offer in-store coronavirus tests at hundreds of locations by next month and are pushing to provide them in other provinces as pharmacies expand their health-care presence amid the pandemic.

Loblaw reports its net income plunged in the second quarter from coronavirus-related costs.

The company beat analyst expectations for quarterly profit.

"Anyone with a fever will be kindly asked to rest at home and contact their health-care provider," T&T CEO Tina Lee said.